... prosecutions might have been institutedfor cases of bribery and cooping on the Conservative side were as plentiful as blackberries—but the consequences to numbers of families must have been very serious. What was this arrangement ? That Mr. Walter was ...

... gathered in, and the orchards now claimed our admiration, here and there you might see a group of ruddy children gathering blackberries, the last rose hung on the hedge row bidding farewell to its summer companions, and the rich dahlias shed their Georgian ...

... abundance of wild fowl, but it is practically all a hoax. Ido not doubt but that in a certain spots there are raspberries,blackberries, grapes, nuts, &c. &c., in) abundance, but in passing from the bay of Quirte to near Lake Huron (i.e. from near Kingston ...

... is its mom all and annihilate the pnixtpli of opprottion, he ii. errarion from whatever or be its races ea plentiful as blackberries. This railway truly he awl for it large dionct of mooing with abeolott On y all roadv on a level. iinillottral,on 00 11 ...

... to contemplate the seaport of talking and etalking over the land at the day. Friends of humanity I are ea pitatifiel as blackberries. Every other man I you meet is a triad of humanity, and wants to thnot larmislf his neighbour's house to teach him hie ...

... 'bee didn't know she we. oat—until het pretty little nose. as her snot would my, he* heroes almost the colour of kalt•rpe blackberry ; to ul.tch lustily, to judge the shape end e.tlour ot her mouth. she appears Is hone before ahe took to dsLltt.og in this ...

... pine, IY -riZeh, boxwood—Mackay, ballrush—WHensie, deer graae—*Kinnon, St. John's wort —MsLachlin, mountain asb--*Lean, blackberry heath--11neod, red worth bar- ' rier—M*Nab, rose black berries—*Neil, seaware--*- Phnom'. variegated boirwood—WQuarrie, ...

... general, in the hours which immediately follow midnight. BLACKBERRY SYRUP.—The following is the recipe for making the famous blackberry syrup, a remedy for bowel complaints :—To two quarts of blackberry juice add half an ounce each of powdered nutmeg, cinnamon ...

... with two sureties in £lO. each, fur his good behaviour for twelve months; in default, he was committed to gaol. GATHERING BLACKBERRIES. A lad named James Barites, of Ruddington. was charged by Thomas Smith, of the same place, with having, on the 4th instant ...

... and well grown LARCH, ASH, _ _ and ELM POLES, in lots to suit purchasers. The- Bale to commenee at Twelve o'Clock, at the Blackberry Hilliplantation at Clipstone. Catalogues may be had at the Mart, St. James's Street. Nottingham, 16th March, 18414. BY RR ...

... two dogs, and beat the hedges with a stick. Mr. Howley (who appeared for Reeves) contended that client was only gathering blackberries, and showed the dogs were not of a kind likel euw y toci t tho o rsmus k up ' disinissed.—Josseft TRUEMAN and Mani Tannin ...

... were seen to beat the field and take up some of the snares. Smith was discharged ; his plea being that he was gathering blackberries, but Leatberhead was convicted in the penalty of 205., including costs.—Alice Atkin charged William Hallam with assaulting ...